Researchers have developed a revolutionary composite material that combines MXene nanosheets with self-healing polyurethane to create unprecedented fatigue resistance. The material’s multiscale architecture mimics biological structures while enabling rapid damage recovery.
Scotchman Industries introduces the HB-31 Horizontal Bending and Straightening Press, designed specifically for metal fabrication shops needing high-force capability in limited floor space. The compact hydraulic press offers 31 tons of force with advanced NC controls for precision operations. This r
French bearing specialist NTN Europe is moving forward with a major €30 million investment plan to increase production capacity by 60%. The company has overcome steel supply issues that plagued the aerospace sector for years. Here’s what this signals for the industry recovery.
Global supply chains face unprecedented disruption from geopolitics, climate change, and cyber threats. Startups are racing to provide automation and AI solutions, but fundamental vulnerabilities remain.
As researchers develop novel semiconductor materials beyond silicon, they’re encountering unexpected measurement challenges. Standardized testing protocols could determine which technologies reach market.
Tesla reported a significant 37% decline in third-quarter profits despite revenue growth, according to financial reports. The electric vehicle maker faced soaring operating costs and relied on one-time sales boosts from expiring tax credits.
Tesla’s third-quarter financial results revealed a complex picture of the company’s current standing, with profits reportedly plunging nearly 40% despite revenue growth. According to the analysis of Q3 2025 earnings, the electric vehicle manufacturer generated $28.1 billion in revenue for the quarter ending in September, representing a 12% increase from previous periods. However, sources indicate the company’s profits fell to $1.4 billion, down 37% from the $2.2 billion reported during the same period last year.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series is reportedly facing production delays that could impact its traditional January launch window. According to Korean reports, the cancellation of the S26 Edge variant has forced the company to develop an S26+ model instead. This reshuffling of the production schedule suggests consumers might not see the new flagships until March 2026.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series is reportedly facing internal delays that could push its launch into March 2026, according to recent reports from Korea. Sources indicate this would mark a significant departure from Samsung’s established pattern of January flagship announcements, potentially creating a longer gap between smartphone generations.
The Ontario government is investing more than $8.6 million to support women entering skilled trades professions across the Greater Toronto Area. This initiative aims to train over 1,700 women through specialized programs designed to break down barriers in traditionally male-dominated industries.
The Ontario government is reportedly investing more than $8.6 million through its Skills Development Fund to help over 1,700 women across the Greater Toronto Area access training and prepare for careers in the skilled trades, according to recent announcements. Sources indicate this funding represents part of the government’s broader $2.5 billion investment in the SDF aimed at protecting workers and maintaining Ontario’s competitiveness.
The Supreme Court is set to hear a landmark case challenging the legality of Trump-era tariffs that could trigger up to $1 trillion in refunds to American companies. Businesses face a complex decision on whether to pursue refunds through what analysts describe as a potentially cumbersome process.
The Supreme Court will next month begin hearing arguments that could determine whether American businesses receive what Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reportedly estimated could be between $750 billion and $1 trillion in tariff refunds. According to sources familiar with the case, the court will examine whether tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act during the Trump administration were legally implemented.
The U.S. secures access to Australia’s critical minerals amid trade tensions with China. Inflation holds steady in the UK as corporate news sees leadership changes and legal battles unfold across industries.
According to reports from the October 25th 2025 business edition, former President Donald Trump signed an agreement with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese granting America access to Australia’s deposits of critical minerals and rare earths. Sources indicate this move is part of a broader American strategy to expand reserves of raw materials and reduce supply chain dependence on China, which currently dominates global production. The report states this agreement comes as China recently tightened export controls on rare earths, prompting Mr. Trump to announce planned 100% tariffs on Chinese goods in retaliation.
